- roadside ash : remove decaying secondary limb. - roadside ash : removal of overhanging limb. - tree house yew : 20% crown reduction and reshape. - roadside oak : reduce back roadside crown height by 3-4m and balance canopy. - 2no. yews : reshape. - roadside group of 1no. larch, 2no. sycamore, 6no. holly : reduce by 50% to promote lower growth - garden group of 5 no. holly, 1no. yew, 1no. laurel : coppice to promote lower growth. Adjacent garage, reduce to garage height. - 2no. yew : Pollard Cedar - Rebalance canopy, tip back of laterals by max 1.5m to suitable growth points.
Corner Park House Church Road Snitterfield Stratford-upon-Avon Warwickshire CV37 0LE
Tree Consent with ConditionsReference: 10/00055/TREEStratford-on-Avon District Council
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- roadside ash : remove decaying secondary limb. - roadside ash : removal of overhanging limb. - tree house yew : 20% crown reduction and reshape. - roadside oak : reduce back roadside crown height by 3-4m and balance canopy. - 2no. yews : reshape. - roadside group of 1no. larch, 2no. sycamore, 6no. holly : reduce by 50% to promote lower growth - garden group of 5 no. holly, 1no. yew, 1no. laurel : coppice to promote lower growth. Adjacent garage, reduce to garage height. - 2no. yew : Pollard Cedar - Rebalance canopy, tip back of laterals by max 1.5m to suitable growth points.
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10/00055/TREE
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Snitterfield Ward
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Snitterfield
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